SAP CHECKPOINTS



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Checkpoints
Checkpoints define points in a program at which the state of the program can be tested during program execution. Checkpoints are either conditional or unconditional. Conditional checkpoints are defined by assertions, unconditional checkpoints by breakpoints or logpoints. Checkpoints, and breakpoints from outside the program, can be activated and deactivated by assigning them to a checkpoint group
BEGIN_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT using the transaction SAAB
END_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT .
ASSERT
BREAK-POINT
LOG-POINT
For more information about activatable checkpoints, see the documentation Activatable Checkpoints in SAP Help Portal.

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Checkpoints and Checkpoint Groups.
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